Peru Feb 2011

Dear One:

The journey to Peru had to faces, one was reveal in Feb 2011, at that time we facilitate:

• Gather earth vibrations to balance second chakra.
• Launching Integral meditation.
• Participation in Peruvian Native Ceremonies with master Antonio and shaman Sebastian.
• Meeting the masters of ascension in Machu pichu
• receiving earth vibrations from the masters conducive to ascension and the arrival of the new earth.

The second pilgrimage to south Peru and Bolivia facilitated:

• Initiations into gates and inter-dimensional earth vibrations
• Earth healing ceremonies
• Initiation into San pedro ceremonies.
• Activation and cleansing of ancient ceremonial sites and vibrations.
• Elementals and the impact in the human psyche.

Matthew and I thank you and the people and the spirits of Peru.
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Pictures from peru

weaving the language of the Incas

Easter festival In Juliaca

The beauty of tradition

An Alpaca is sacred to the Incas

Pilgrims having a snack

The King in the iland of the Uros in Lake titicaca

Meditaiton in teh temple of the Sun in Lake Umayo

Lake Umayo

Lake Umayo

Documents to travel to Peru

You need your updated passport. If you are a Canadian citizen you don’t need a visa. Check with Peru consulate if you are coming from another country.

Meals in Cuzco

While in Cuzco there are plenty of local restaurants with vegetarian options. Most restaurants have a tourist menu for 15 soles (around $6 CDN) with everything included. That is the best deal. You can also find local food such as Alpaca steak, as well as American food. 
Depending on where you are staying, breakfast may be included. Downtown Cuzco offers a local market where you can get fruits and snacks from local farmers and artisans.

Currency in Peru

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The currency of Peru is the sol or soles. As of mid-July, one Canadian dollar was valued at $2.59 soles. There are plenty of ATM machines in Cuzco and US dollars are easier to exchange than Canadian dollars. If you bring cash, please make sure the bills are new and not ripped as these will not be accepted in most shops and hotels.

Places to Visit near Cuzco

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Places to Visit and People to Meet

It’s very difficult not to fall in love with Cuzco. There are plenty of tours, sights to see and helpful people ready to give you a hand or directions. Your local hotel probably has connections with local tourist guides who can help you arrange tours and give you information.

One of those day trips will be to Machu Picchu, a popular destination for many tourists.  You need to reserve your tickect 2 month ahead. The trip to Machu Picchu costs $190 USD per person, which includes a return train ticket, a connecting return bus ticket and entrance to the site. 

contact to buy your tren ticket:
Edward Orihuela Torres
DEPARTAMENTO DE VENTAS

Urb. Villa Unión  L - 20 - Huancaro - Cusco - Perú
Cel:     0051-84-984 111114
           0051-84-984 037717
           RPM:  #907784
           NEXTEL:  822*6862
E - Mail:  edward@andesadventureperu.com
E - Mail:  reservas@andesadventureperu.com
Web:      www.andesadventureperu.com  

Where to stay in Cuzco

While in Cuzco, you can choose to stay in traditional low-cost hostels or more deluxe hotels. Here two suggestions:

http://amaruhotels.com/

http://www.encantadaperu.com/en/hotel-cusco

http://www.amaruhostal.com/mallqui/ 
( there prices include transport from the airport.) 

 http://www.hostalmarani.com/

Start by reserving four nights in Cuzco, from October 10-13. That will give us time to acclimatize to the altitude and to do a few day trips. After our days in Cuzco, we’ll start our journey. Accommodations will be determined as we go.

Other places near Cuzco you can stay.
http://www.elmollepisac.com/Portal%20Azul.html